It was only when unique caught on in the 19th century, for instance, that extended senses and uses like very unique became noticeable enough to rate a smackdown.
By today's standards, by which I mean our radically extended sense of what "young adult literature" can be, such classics as "Huckleberry Finn," "The Call of the Wild," "The Member of the Wedding," "To Kill a Mockingbird," "The Catcher in the Rye," "Lord of the Flies" are all great Y.A. novels.
Arguably, the reason for the modal differences has to do with the rigidity or non-rigidity, in some appropriately extended sense, of the contained verbs.
We showed the stability in the Liapunov extended sense of the ground state and the one-soliton solution of the integrable model.
Millikan makes use of these extended senses in which items may have functions to try to explain the contents of novel representations and representations that are produced as a result of learning.
Following Aristotle (Meteorology 389b31), and also Augustine's On Dialectic, logicians were content to accept that if I point to a corpse and say "This is a man" or "This is Peter," then 'man' and 'Peter' are being used equivocally, in some different or extended sense.
Knowledge also gives pleasure in small things: wearable computers, extended senses and medical robotic help.
Cyborgism is the art of expressing ourselves through new senses or extended senses created by the union between cybernetics and the artist's body and mind.
It is natural to contemplate that, the measurement coverage can be an issue, and it might not be possible to extend sensing radii for distance and bearing measurements.
Harbisson hints at some new ideas in development: "We want to start several projects where the internet is used to extend senses, for example having a satellite that humans can connect to in a sensory way".
